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Page 4 -Citizens News, May 19, 1976
Cancer
campaign
progress
The annual campaign for
cancer funds conducted by the
five branches in Huron County
has progressed quite well. The
Huron Unit has a target of
$30,700 for 1976 and at May 7
total donations received amount-
ed to $25,696.
That's 83 percent of the target.
Goderich leads the way, having
passed the branch target of
$7,700. Donations there have
been $9,41.8.
The Clinton and Seaforth
branches have hit 90 percent of
their target and the Exeter branch
is in fourth place with 74 percent.
Wingham has only collected 44
percent of its total.
Residents in this area wishing
to contribute may contact either
Garnet Dauber, 221 Main St.,
or Carf Cann, RR 1 Exeter.
This year's slogan is "You
are making the difference".
Hensall 4-H clubs
at achievement day
Hensall 1 and 2 4-H clubs at-
tended Exeter area Achievement
Day at South Huron District High
School on Saturday, May 15. The
morning was spent on group work
and discussion. In a part of the
afternoon programme, members
of Hensall 1, "The Lazy Daisies"
performed the skit, "A touch of
stitchery, a touch of you". All
members of the club took part.
Portraying movie stars were Betty
Beer as T.V. announcer Graucho
Marx, Janet Bicke as Zaa Zaa
Gabor, Dale Simmons as Phyllis
Diller, Laurie Pepper as Elizabeth
Taylor, Susan Stretton as Cher
Bono, Marilyn Pepper as Ruth
Buzzi. Leader of this Club was
Cheryl Riley. Hensall 2 -
"Thrifty Threders" had an ex-
hibit-Colpur ;.your World. Com-
,mentators were Lisa Hamatheir
and Vicki Mann. Other members
of this club were Lesly Cottrill,
Debbie Reid, Brenda Pepper,
Donna Zwann,Rebecca Janzi,
Cindy Craine, Sandra Nixon,
Roxanne Lavery, Kim Stewart,
and Donna Jean Allan. .Leaders
of this club were Mrs. Joyce
Pepper and Mrs. Bev Moir.
County Honours were pre-
sented to Marilyn Pepper, Dale
Simmons Donna Jean Allan and
Kim Stewart (completion of 6
clubs). All the girls in all clubs
received 4-H spoons.
The club for fall will be,
"The Cereal Shelf" and more
leaders are needed for the
Hensall Clubs, so if there is any
lady who thinks she could
help in anyway please contact
262-2344. Your help will be
greatly appreciated.
BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY—Entertainment by the Jolly J's
of London went a little beyond the call of duty as Jolly J member
Emily Sambell plants a kiss on Emery Desjardine of Grand Bend
at a Golden Age seminar in Grand Bend. News Photo
ZURICH SENIORS ATTEND SEMINAR—Lorne and Mildred Klopp
were among the senior citizens attending a Golden Age seminar
hosted by the Grand Bend Club. News Photo
GET COUNTY HONOURS—A large number of area girls received County Honours at Saturday's 4-H
Achievement Day in Exeter. Front, left, Elaine Pym, Dorothy Bax, Kim Riehl, Lori -Lynn Stewart, Jayne
Dougall, Bonnie Keys and Debbie Parsons. Back, left, Jeanette De Vries, Diane Rundle, Joan Skinner,
Fran Thompson, Janet Shapton, Linda Wilson, Jeannie Paokeje, Dale Simmons and Marilyn Pepper.
Missing were Donna Jean Allan and Kim Stewart. News Photo
CLINTON 482-3405 HENSALL 262-2418
SEAFORTH 527-0910
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